Perry Mason
10pm, Sky Atlantic
The acclaimed Los Angeles-set depression-era drama inspired by Erle Stanley Gardner’s novels returns for a second season – and it starts in literal flames. Picking up a few months after the Dodson case has come to an end, Mason (Matthew Rhys) and his team – Della (Juliet Rylance) and Paul (Chris Chalk) – investigate the murder of a powerful oil family heir, which leads to a world of wild conspiracies. Hollie Richardson
Glow Up: Britain’s Next Make-Up Star
8pm, BBC Three
It’s back for a fifth series – and has a new host, in the form of model Leomie Anderson. You know the drill: another 10 MUAs compete to show off their makeup mastery for a career-changing prize. First up in today’s episode: perfecting the Regency look, judged by Bridgerton’s hair and makeup designer, Erika Ökvist. Ali Catterall
Colin from Accounts
10pm, BBC Two
It might have elements of cringe comedy but this Aussie sitcom is a proper charmer, too, as Ash and Gordon continue to dance around their counterintuitive chemistry. After last week’s close encounter, things are awkward. Gordon gets some good news from the doctor but with Ashley packing her bags, might it be too late? Phil Harrison
Storyville: Attica – America’s Bloodiest Prison Uprising
10pm, BBC Four
“All hell broke loose.” In this intense documentary, former inmates and guards of Attica in New York recall what happened on 9 September 1971, when the largest prison rebellion in US history caused a five-day standoff that resulted in the deaths of 33 prisoners and 10 staff members. HR
Alan Davies: As Yet Untitled
10pm, Dave
The more you watch this rambling, unscripted chatshow, the more you realise why most shows do their prep. The final episode’s guests are Rachel Parris, Ellie Taylor, Josh Pugh and Johnny Vegas. Anecdotes include the awfulness of Taylor’s post-caesarean poop (“like cement”), Parris falling into a river and Pugh buying a terrifying dog – because he couldn’t say no. Alexi Duggins
Rain Dogs
10.40pm, BBC One
As the series continues to tread a very fine line between dark drama and comedy, Costello visits her parents and a monumental family secret is revealed. Elsewhere, Allegra reaches out to her son Selby who is “living like Charlie Sheen – and not in a good way”. HR
Live sport
Premier League football: Arsenal v Chelsea 7pm, Sky Sports Main Event. A big game for both London clubs.
